house speaker john boehner called the law a train wreck that has to go. democratic senators have labeled this bill dead on arrival in that chamber. >>> and the rebound in the u.s. housing market is prompting more consumers to pay their mortgages on time. that's according to credit reporting agency transunion. it says as prices have increased, the late payment rate has shrunk to a similar rate to that of credit cards. that kind of payment behavior was more typical before the housing bust and the financial crisis. and when we spoke to bank of america ceo, he told us the bank has benefitted from the housing rebound. >> the purchase businesses stayed pretty strong. so it's been relatively consistent. you're seeing that in the new home numbers. it's a consistent market. the re-fi market came down quite a bit. and so, you know, dramatic, we'll be down, second quarter, third quarter, in terms of origination volumes. the purchase piece has been important. that's really a lot of the broader economy. people buying homes, new homes, getting built to do it. people wh